Includes an Epimetro with the poet's handwriting (Historical writing of the Epic, Summary and verses from the third - out of the seven in total - writing), as well as an embedded Lexicon, compiled by the creator himself. A monumental collector's edition, a tribute to our universal author and his life's work.

"I must take care of my body, otherwise this work will bring me down," wrote Nikos Kazantzakis about his "Odyssey" of 33,333 verses. This life's work of our universal author (dedicating at least 15,000 hours to its seven writings) is now "revived" exactly as it was first published in 1938, thanks to our Publisher's first identical edition from 1938 and the adopted son of Eleni N. Kazantzakis, Dr. Patroclus Stavrou.

The 1938 edition was made in 301 copies, 24 with a letter of the alphabet in each (A-Z) and another 277 with numbering (1-277). All copies were signed by the poet at that time. Our collector's identical edition, which we officially presented at the Benaki Museum on 22.2.2006, is released in 3,000 - sealed, numbered, and signed by the Publisher-Curator - copies. Along with it, an identical insert is also released, the ten-page Lexicon of the "Odyssey", compiled by Nikos Kazantzakis himself. At the end of the Work, we added an Epimetro, with relevant handwriting (Historical writing of the "Odyssey", Summary, and 12 verses from its Prologue, from the third writing) by the poet, who made seven writings of the "Odyssey" until reaching its final form.